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Discover the history of the Polish Underground State and its armed forces with an entry ticket to the Home Army Museum in Krakow.

Highlights

• Discover the history of the Polish Underground State and its armed forces
• Learn about the Home Army and its role in the fight for Polish independence
• Explore a museum dedicated to the memory of the Home Army and its soldiers
• See a collection of artifacts, documents, and photographs from the period
• Learn about the history of the Home Army and its role in World War II

Description

Visit the Home Army Museum in Krakow, a place dedicated to preserving the history of the Polish Underground State and its armed forces, primarily the Home Army. Established in 2000, the museum is named after August Emil Fieldorf 'Nil,' a prominent figure in the Home Army. Explore exhibitions that delve into the political, military, and social aspects of the Polish Underground State. Learn about the Home Army's role in World War II through modern displays and interactive communication tools. Discover a nationwide gathering place for memorabilia and a scientific research center, offering insights into the courage and resilience of those who fought for Poland's freedom.

Includes

Access to the museum Exhibitions on the Polish Underground State Educational and scientific activities

Important Information

• The museum is named after August Emil Fieldorf 'Nil', a commander of the Home Army. The museum focuses on the Polish Underground State and its armed forces, primarily the Home Army. Activities are cultural, exhibition, scientific, educational, and didactic in nature.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund